LG G Pad 8.3 review price is $277 and certainly a unique tablet. It is

comfortable as for single hand use. You won't find any physical buttons on the LG G Pad 8.3 because it is extremely ergonomic in reducing space and has gone for the option of onscreen buttons.

In comparison with the iPad Mini, with a 4:3 aspect ratio the LG G Pad has a 16:9 ratio, which makes it easier for stretching across the screen with a single hand.

The LG G Pad 8.3, according to most analysts, has a display size that is just right and smack in the middle of the iPad and a smaller Phablet like the Samsung Galaxy S5. The Apple's iPad mini is 7.9-inch making a bulkier and less portable tab, while LG's smaller real estate tablet offers a better price the iPad Mini Retina. Perhaps, the price is part of Apple's brand name too.

Looking at the features on the LG G Pad 8.3, LG's special features such as the attractive lock screen animation that turns on as the tablet switches on is just about as good as Samsung's pleasing screen changes and seamless transitioning features.

LG's is camera is a 'doable' one that probably gets the job done rather than a standalone camera and it can take a 1080p video.

The performance on the LG G Pad 8.3 is not slow by any means, but the G Pad's processor leaves much to be desired. A lacklustre performance stems from the aQualcomm Snapdragon 600, coupled with a 1.7GHz quad-core model.

You can expect reasonable performance but you might have to tweak your apps a little if you have too many of them running.

The final say on LG G Pad 8.3

LG G Pad is a fun tablet to have. It's just not phenomenal. Well designed, and LG uses the Android OS well without overdoing it.

Straying from the 7" is a good sign for LG because there is too much competition. The catch-22 is that the LG G Pad will have to compete with toppers like iPad Mini..

LG G Pad 8.3 release date: Currently In the Market.

LG G Pad 8.3 price: Wi-Fi only: $430 (16GB)